Can somebody out there compose for me any kind of music into pascal music tones(numbers) so that I can develope a program that plays that particular song when its compiled and run.
ie
sound()
delay()
nosound
sound()
delay()
etc
Help please im in a fix

: Can somebody out there compose for me any kind of music into pascal music tones(numbers) so that I can develope a program that plays that particular song when its compiled and run.
: ie
: sound()
: delay()
: nosound
: sound()
: delay()
: etc
: Help please im in a fix
:
:
The parameter that sound() takes is a frequency in hertz. I'm sure the note played back is only approximate. The parameter that delay() takes is in milliseconds. So, make yourself a table of constants and define notes and timing like:

const
  Q = 300; {quarter note}
  H = 600; {half note} 
  {etc...........}

  A = 440; {A440...duh}
  G = 392; {G} 
  {etc...........}

Then write yourself a procedure that will play each note for the specified time. You can pass it a frequency and duration. Piece of cake. I wouldn't be surprised if this is schoolwork, so you will need to hack away at it. If you run into problems, post your code back here and someone will help you.

: : Can somebody out there compose for me any kind of music into pascal music tones(numbers) so that I can develope a program that plays that particular song when its compiled and run.
: : ie
: : sound()
: : delay()
: : nosound
: : sound()
: : delay()
: : etc
: : Help please im in a fix
: :
: :
: The parameter that sound() takes is a frequency in hertz. I'm sure the note played back is only approximate. The parameter that delay() takes is in milliseconds. So, make yourself a table of constants and define notes and timing like:
:

: const
:   Q = 300; {quarter note}
:   H = 600; {half note} 
:   {etc...........}
: 
:   A = 440; {A440...duh}
:   G = 392; {G} 
:   {etc...........}
: 

: Then write yourself a procedure that will play each note for the specified time. You can pass it a frequency and duration. Piece of cake. I wouldn't be surprised if this is schoolwork, so you will need to hack away at it. If you run into problems, post your code back here and someone will help you.
:



I wish I'd had the internet to look for solutions when I took Pascal back in 1984. LOL.....maybe I'd have more hair still!!!!

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